All On Marks 10 Years, Charts Future for Nigeria’s Renewable Energy Growth
All On Partnerships for Energy Access marked its first decade with a celebration in Lagos that highlighted awards, panel discussions, and a renewed focus on scaling Nigeria’s renewable energy access. The event honoured partners such as the Rockefeller Foundation, Nigeria Climate Innovation Centre, REA, REAN, Shell Nigeria and individuals like Dr Osagie Okunbor for their roles in building the off‑grid energy market. Panels featuring leaders from Salpha Energy, GEAPP and FundCo examined local manufacturing, innovative financing, policy support and private sector investment as key drivers for the next phase of growth. All On, seeded by Shell to close Nigeria’s energy gap, said it has provided debt and equity funding plus non‑financial support to Nigerian clean‑energy companies serving low‑income households and small businesses, and will now mobilise more catalytic capital to deepen partnerships and expand clean, reliable, affordable power for millions more Nigerians. The showcase demonstrated how combining investment with long‑term market building has spurred business growth, market development and opportunities for underserved communities.
For readers interested in Nigeria’s energy transition, the event underscores growing opportunities in renewable‑energy entrepreneurship and impact investing. Consider exploring partnership or funding avenues with All On or similar platforms if you are involved in clean‑energy projects or seeking sustainable investment options.